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leaves on the seine.
Saturday, February 05, 2005
i am at an utter loss for words.
an evening with david lanz was jst.. magical.
it was a dream come true.
the hours i spent listening to his music, wishing that i could one day watch him live came true tonight.
he lived up to his name, his playing was flawless.
the piano was lovely too, a steinway i would assume.
cristofori's dream, leaves on the seine, return to the heart and many more.
david lanz ranks up there with the world's best.
he was very engaging with the audience too, conversing with us light-heartedly.
david lanz has a romantic voice, very deep yet smooth. woahh.
not once did my eyes leave his figure on stage, so immersed in his music.
he involves everyone in his playing, watching him live, it was as if you were playing as well.
that silvery-white mane of his was very visible from where i was and i was jst fascinated.
every single second of it.
there was an autograph session and i queued for around 20mins.
but it was worth the wait, i spoke with him for 5 mins, thanking him for inspiring me and hoping that he'll come back soon. he's very very nice in person. this is jst so, so surreal. (:
tonight wld have been perfect if i had a significant other with me, rather than the two friends who came along. especially when he played leaves on the seine, narrating his love story about his wife alicia and all. but ohwells. i love it all the same. i hope tdy sparks off a love affair with the esplanade concert halls. beautiful place.
an evening to remember,
indeed.
love.
an evening with david lanz was jst.. magical.
it was a dream come true.
the hours i spent listening to his music, wishing that i could one day watch him live came true tonight.
he lived up to his name, his playing was flawless.
the piano was lovely too, a steinway i would assume.
cristofori's dream, leaves on the seine, return to the heart and many more.
david lanz ranks up there with the world's best.
he was very engaging with the audience too, conversing with us light-heartedly.
david lanz has a romantic voice, very deep yet smooth. woahh.
not once did my eyes leave his figure on stage, so immersed in his music.
he involves everyone in his playing, watching him live, it was as if you were playing as well.
that silvery-white mane of his was very visible from where i was and i was jst fascinated.
every single second of it.
there was an autograph session and i queued for around 20mins.
but it was worth the wait, i spoke with him for 5 mins, thanking him for inspiring me and hoping that he'll come back soon. he's very very nice in person. this is jst so, so surreal. (:
tonight wld have been perfect if i had a significant other with me, rather than the two friends who came along. especially when he played leaves on the seine, narrating his love story about his wife alicia and all. but ohwells. i love it all the same. i hope tdy sparks off a love affair with the esplanade concert halls. beautiful place.
an evening to remember,
indeed.
love.
Posted by zul at 10:23 AM 
hey there! thanks for leaving a message over at my site. T'was a pleasant surprise. :-D Yeah... i am wishing too that he'll return really soon. Wouldn't it be gorgeous if his album "The Good Life" got released here?(he has another one called "A Cup of Moonlight" too methinks.) I loved the song, "Kal-E-Fornia", very fun stuff. By the way, to be kept updated with his next and latest exploits, i suggest you join his mailing list. Just visit his website, at www.davidlanz.com Take Care!
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